How England women lost to Germany

1. Round-robin tournament featuring United States, England, France & Germany,
2. England lost 1-0 in opener against hosts USA

Goodbye!

So heartbreak for England after German penalty success. OK, it wasn't penalty shootout success, but that won't make the Lionesses feel any better.

Two straight defeats mean that they are just playing for pride against France on Wednesday. Join us again then for live TV and text coverage of the 22:00 GMT kick-off.

See you later!

Officials not good enough - Sampson

England manager Mark Sampson on BBC One: "It is incredibly tough to take. Two games in a row we have seen penalties not given to us and a ridiculous penalty given against us. The officials aren't good enough.

"It is frustrating because there were lots of good things in that game for us but we haven't quite got over the line. The decision cost us."

FULL-TIME

The penalty that won it for Germany...

Babett Peter penalty puts Germany ahead against England

FULL-TIME

All over. England looked to be cruising towards an excellent win - until two massive slices of misfortune in the dying stages.

An own goal and a dodgy penalty turned the game in Germany's favour. They top the SheBelieves Cup group, with England now out of contention after their second straight loss.

Time for another half chance for England. Fran Kirby again in the thick of the action, scampering after a long ball from midfield. But the Germany keeper is alert, tearing out of her goal to snuff out the danger.

England desperately boot the ball forward but Fran Kirby cannot keep the ball in play. Almost over.

INJURY TIME

Into stoppage time now. England need a miracle.

England's players are pretty shattered now, Germany's superior fitness showing. Alexandra Popp has the chance to seal the win, but shanks one from 12 yards.

European champions Germany are looking very comfortable now. Most of the play is around the halfway line or inside the England half.

Watch Germany's equaliser

Misfortune piles on misfortune for England... here's how it started with the German equaliser...

Gilly Flaherty own-goal puts Germany level

Final five

Five minutes for England to turn this match back into their favour. They must take all three points if they are going to win the inaugural SheBelieves Cup....

SUBSTITUTIONS

'It wasn't a penalty'

Sue Smith

Former England forward on BBC One

"Karen Bardsley dived the right way, but it was right in the corner and she had no chance. It's really disappointing because, for me, it wasn't a penalty. "

GOAL

Easy peasy. Babett Peter confidently puts Germany ahead, drilling low into the bottom left corner. Heartbreak for England.

PENALTY TO GERMANY

Just want England didn't want right now - a German penalty. We know how clinical they are...

Was it a spot-kick? No. Fara Williams was sharper to the ball than Alexandra Popp, seemed to win it, but the referee reckoned it was a foul.

SUBSTITUTION

England need some experienced heads to ride out this storm - and here's one. Casey Stoney comes on for the unfortunate Gilly Flaherty.

'Cruel blow'

Sue Smith

Former England forward on BBC One

"That was such a cruel blow. Gilly Flaherty was just trying to block the cross."

GOAL

Germany aren't denied for long! Sara Dabritz sends in a low cross from the right, Gilly Flaherty stick out a toe and deflects the ball inside her own post.

DISALLOWED GOAL

Germany free-kick about 25 yards out. Danger. The set-piece is dinked in to Popp, whose header is pushed out by Karen Bardsley. Mandy Islacker slams in the rebound but is ruled offside.

SUBSTITUTION

England manager Mark Sampson decides to have a tactical tweak. On comes experienced forward Karen Carney for left-back Alex Greenwood, with Demi Stokes dropping back to fill in.